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|  | | AERIAL ACES of the Universal Newsreel
A Researcher's Guide to the Aviation Related Stories Released Nationally by Universal Pictures, 1929-1931.
p style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt" class="yiv35539748MsoNormal">span style="font-family: Georgia">font size="3">Film-sleuth Phillip W. Stewart is at it again! After four years of digging, probing, and analyzing the evidence he has created a book with the long but very descriptive title of em>span style="font-family: Georgia">AERIAL ACES OF THE UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL: A Researcher's Guide to the Aviation Related Stories Released Nationally by Universal Pictures, 1929-1931/span>/em>.span> /span>This “detective of celluloid” discloses the title and description of 219 aviat | |  | | AMERICA'S FILM VAULT
A Reference Guide to the Motion Pictures Held Within the U.S. National Archives
span style="font-size: larger">span style="font-family: Verdana">This authoritative work by film-sleuth Phillip W. Stewart reveals, for the first time in book form, the whereabouts of historic documentary motion pictures preserved by the U.S. National Archives. This treasure trove includes over 360,000 film reels that document a century of American and World history. br />
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Unfortunately, relatively few people know that these historically significant films exist and even fewer know how to find them./span>/span>
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BATTLEFILM II: More Motion Pictures of the First World War Held in the U.S. National Archives (2014)
Battlefilm II: i>More Motion Pictures of the First World War Held in the U.S. National Archives/i> is the companion volume to the first book in The Historic Footage Project, Battlefilm: U.S. Army Signal Corps Motion Pictures of the Great War. Battlefilm II identifies and describes just over 1,000 films that are cataloged by the National Archives as being produced by non-Army organizations and agencies, both foreign and domestic. Assuming my addition is correct, between the two volumes, there are 1,490 WWI motion picture titles for investigation by Great War historians, re-enactors | |  | | BATTLEFILM: U.S. Army Signal Corps Motion Pictures of the Great War
Now in its SECOND EDITION!
Selected as the Best History Book by Reader Views Annual Literary Awards. Also, Award Finalist in the Military History category of the National Best Books Awards!
In the Air, On the Ground, On and Under the Sea - 993 Reels of Action! BATTLEFILM is an unique reference guide to WWI era documentary films of the U.S. Army Signal Corps held at the U.S. National Archives. For the first time, in book form, there exists concise information about the surviving motion picture films that were taken over ninety years ago.
font size="4">For the first time, in book form, there is concise information about the surviving motion pictures that were taken during what was known then as the Great War, over 90 years ago. i>BATTLEFILM: U.S. Army Signal Corps Motion Pictures of the Great War/i>, details 488 film titles that cover America’s part in this conflict. Included are films produced and donated (or seized) by Allied and Central Powers countries. Each reel of action is described using data gathered from actual Army records.These historic films of World War I action exist today on silent, black and white m | |  | | WAR WINGS: Films of the First Air War
Have you ever seen a "Jenny" do a triple loop or a squadron of American made "Liberty" bombers take off on a mission over the front? You can...in glorious black and white!
p align="left">span style="font-size: small">span style="font-family: Arial">Award winning strong>WAR WINGS/strong>:em> Films of the First Air War/em>em>-- /em>i>A Guide to the World War I Aviation Documentary Motion Pictures held by the U.S. National Archives /i>is a unique reference guide that describes, in detail, over 2,500 scenes of WWI aviation related documentary motion pictures. br />
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span style="font-family: Arial">According to aviation historian, strong>Walter J. Boyne/strong>, "This book is absolutely indispensable to a student of | |  | | WARFILMS
"WARFILMS: An Overview of Motion Pictures Within Military Record Groups Held in the U.S. National Archives," continues Mr. Stewart's series of titles about re-discovered films found in America's film vault. This one has a distinct military bias. WARFILMS is a great addition to your military history tool box!
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mso-ansi-language:EN-US;mso-fareast-language:EN-US;mso-bidi-language:AR-SA">In his continuing effort to promote an underutilized visual resource of historically important film treasures, Mr. Stewart shares his research into the |
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